A Programmed Bird represents several important historical stages in the development of human intelligence today.
From the birth of the digital camera based on industry background to the Turing machine computer, then go to a new form of machine learning- artificial intelligence. This image also contains all those processes: from manual to mechanical, semi-mechanical to automated. I took the picture and simply programmed, and put it in the generative network until the bird finds its own way. After a few hours of deep machine learning, the bird looks a little lost. The results were not under my control when I had my hands free.
Moravec's paradox in 1988 mentioned that ''contrary to traditional assumptions, reasoning requires very little computation, but sensorimotor and perception skills require enormous computational resources''. Did artificial intelligence free humans' hands, or on the contrary, is it only trying to free capital from humans?